Effect of body mass index on hemiparetic gait.
Effect of body mass index on hemiparetic gait.
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10.1016/j.pmrj.2014.03.012
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2014-10
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Chae J
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Sheffler LR;Bailey SN;Gunzler D;Chae J
To evaluate the relationship between body mass index and spatiotemporal, kinematic, and kinetic gait parameters in chronic hemiparetic stroke survivors. Secondary analysis of data collected in a randomized controlled trial comparing two 12-week ambulation training treatments. Academic medical center Chronic hemiparetic stroke survivors (n=108, > 3 months post-stroke) Linear regression analyses were performed of body mass index (BMI) and selected pretreatment gait parameters recorded using quantitative gait analysis Spatiotemporal, kinematic, and kinetic gait parameters A series of linear regression models which controlled for age, gender, stroke type (ischemic versus hemorrhagic), interval post-stroke, level of motor impairment (Fugl-Meyer score), and walking speed found BMI to be positively associated with step width (m) (β=.364, p<.001), positively associated with peak hip abduction angle of the nonparetic limb during stance (deg) (β=.177, p=.040), negatively associated with ankle dorsiflexion angle at initial contact of the paretic limb (deg)(β=-.222, p=.023), and negatively associated with peak ankle power at push-off (W/kg) of the paretic limb (W/kg)(β=-.142, p=.026). When walking at a similar speed, chronic hemiparetic stroke subjects with a higher BMI demonstrated greater step width, greater hip hiking of the paretic lower limb, less paretic limb dorsiflexion at initial contact, and less paretic ankle power at push-off as compared to stroke subjects with a lower BMI and similar level of motor impairment. Further studies are necessary to determine the clinical relevance of these findings with respect to rehabilitation strategies for gait dysfunction in hemiparetic patients with higher BMIs.
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